CARROLL COUNTY. 1721

ARTICLE 7.

CARROLL COUNTY.

Sections Almshouse..................... 1-5 Auctioneer....................... 6-9 Bailiffs and Crier.............. 10-11 Billiards...................... 12-14 Bills of Exchange and Promis- sory Notes ................. 15 Birds and Game................ Circuit Court ................. 16-35 Court Stenographer ........ 29-30 Indexes......... .............. 31-34 War Records ............... 35 County Commissioners ........ 36-45 County Treasurer and Clerk to County Commissioners ..... 46—47 Cruelty to Animals ............ 48 Election Districts ............ 49-53 Elections......... ............... 54-55 Fences........................... 56-58 Pish......... ................... Foxes............................ 59-60 Gambling...................... 61-62 Hampstead....... ..................... 63-89 Health...... ................. 90-91 Intoxicating Liquors ......... 92-139 Anti-Saloon Territory ...... 114-139

Sections Jurors........................ 140-141 Justices of the Peace ......... 142-155 License to Sell Carriages....... 156-158 Manchester.................... 159-208 Mt. Airy ...................... 209-261 New Windsor ................. 262 297 Orphans' Court ............... 298-300 Plumbing..................... 301 Prison Labor ................. 302-308 Railroads...................... 309-313 Revenue and Taxes ............ 314-323 Roads....... ................... 324-341 Sheriff ...................... 342-344 Spectacles and Eyeglasses.... 345 State's Attorney .............. 346 Stone Mills ................... 347-349 Surveyor..................... 350-351 Sykesville..... ................ 352-404 Taneytown..................... 405-434 Union Bridge ................. 435-505 Uniontown..................... 506-521 Westminster.................. 522-553 Winters Mill Dam ............. 554-555 Witnesses........................ 556-557

ALMSHOUSE.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 7, sec. 1. 1860, Art. 7, sec. 1.

1. The County Commissioners shall employ the overseer of the alms-
house.

P. L. L., 1888, Art. 7, sec. 2. 1878, ch. 14.

2. They shall visit the almshouse at least once in every three months,
either personally or by a committee of their number, to examine into the
condition and affairs of the institution; shall levy upon the assessable
property of the county for any actual or expected deficiency of means for
its support, and they shall themselves, or by a committee of one or more
of their number, make all sales and purchases that may be necessary
or proper in conducting the affairs of the farm and almshouse, and do
all other acts and things necessary for the proper management of the same.